Are you a WA primary producer looking to make a positive impact on your industry and community? There are 3 WA focused Nuffield scholarships available in addition to national opportunities in 2026. Apply now! @CSBPfertilisers @GrainIndustryWA @cbhgroup nuffield.com.au/how-to-apply
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Faba beans impressive biomass and rhizobia growth thanks to sulphur fertilisation!
We are exploring the potential of sulphur fertilisation for legumes as part of the @GRDCWest Fertilisation recommendations for grain legumes project.
π· thanks to @UWA Megan Ryan and Evonne Walker
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A great team effort by the β¦@Living_Farmβ© team at this Kojonup canola NVT. Trial looking magnificent! β¦β¦@GRDC_NVTβ© #NVTProvider ππΌ
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Pasture, oats, legumes, canola, wheat, barley and robots- we covered a lot at our Gower group spring field day! Pizza in the paddock was a great way to end a fantastic day. Thanks to @InterGrain1 @agtbreeding @Peakey76 @BreedersPlant Brad Jones, Daniel Real @BevanAddison
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A great day with Morawa Farm Improvement Group, @ChloeInAg presenting on @GRDCWest 2022-23 Canola establishment work run by @Living_Farm and @katfleay presenting on the @GRDCWest NGN Barley variety and sowing rate trial. A fantastic grower group to work with!
Applications for 2025 Nuffield Scholarships are now open! Travel the world and see whatβs possible for your farm and industry. Apply now π nuffield.com.au
Applications for 2025 Nuffield Scholarships are open! Curious and want to learn more or keen to apply? Please reach out to discuss. @nuffieldaust
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YFIG are excited to host this years research updates for the Midwest, regoβs are open. Always great to get a bunch of growers together with industry. #bringonseason2024 @GRDCWest @GGA_WA
What a combo! Thanks for joining us and sharing your knowledge at our grower day. We love having you here! Lots of learning, excellent discussion and engagement. Two young guns doing amazing things in Ag. @eyres_N @GeezaColeman
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RESEARCHER SNAPSHOT | Curiosity about canola and an enquiring attitude are opening opportunities for Chloe Rout.
Read more: bit.ly/3uksH2S
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#GroundcoverOnline #Canola #GrainsIndustry
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π Applications are open for AWI's Breeding Leadership program 2024! Submit your application before 18 October to have a chance to join 20 like-minded people from across Australia π wool.com/training-extension/β¦ π#AgTwitter
This month has been a crazy, amazing journey. To make the most of every opportunity, idea and meeting, to be welcomed into homes, meet incredible families, discussing businesses, thoughts and experiences. Itβs been a bit epic. Now to gather the thoughts and sum it all up!
Assessing canola establishment trials after a long period of dry. Recent rainfall will really help tell the story at this site located in Yuna. Locally relevant research and working with grower groups to bring ideas to the paddock is fantastic to be a part of.
Wool 4 Schools - a great initiative from the @woolinnovation connecting students to fibre and promoting the versatility of wool to a new generation of designers and consumers. Get involved: wool4school.com
The Curtin Agriculture Association careers night was a fantastic event. Well done to the organisers and attendees. Great discussions, questions and networking. The diversity of roles in agriculture were on show with a good cross section of industry represented.
A great resource @AUSVEG! ausveg.com.au/app/uploads/20β¦ Fantastic to see the variety of jobs in the horticulture sector, promoted and explained.
It would be great to see more industry career videos like this one from @woolinnovation The diverse opportunities in a range of Australian Ag industries need to be shared. m.youtube.com/watch?v=UyDkv2β¦ if there are other Aus Ag sectors doing this I would love to see!
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With a shift to shedding breeds being a current trend, consultant Ed Riggall and producer David Stade will drill down into facts and figures behind running shedders. Hear them and many more at the MeatUp Forum in Albany on March 28! Register at mla.com.au/meatup
































